#tripache emerald

[db-andromeda]

🎮 ROY "EMIRAND" (MIRANDA EMERALD) 🎮

History: No one knows anything about his past or his life, however we can mention that he appeared in Little Homeworld some time after Era III was established; for some time Andrø and he were good friends but life put them on separate paths causing them to leave their friendship aside; now he continues studying and sometimes appears out of nowhere in Beach City. He's a reserved person, too arrogant and pessimistic who doesn't want to heal and overcome traumas; among his hobbies are calisthenics, play videogames and collect collectible figures; he usually wears baggy clothes like sweatshirts with sweatpants, although on special occasions he dresses formally or casually.

Powers: He possesses standard gem abilities but hasn't yet mastered them properly, although it's worth mentioning that the bubbles he generates are surrounded with something else that makes them practically indestructible making that only the creator of these can undo them; he also has the ability of spaceship piloting and his weapon is a sword that can generate electricity to destabilize gems but useless on hybrids/organic life.

Gem location: Chest

Gem type: Tripache Emerald

[pocket-gems]

Hey... sorry for being gone, and I’m sure someone’s asked this, but what do u think a goshenite, heliodor, tripache emerald, golden beryl, or just a generic beryl would look. Sorry for me including so many gems lol. I almost hit the anon button and none of this would have made any sense lol.

For Goshenite, I wanted to give her a "spooky" look since the name reminds me of ghosts. A head like Sunstone's worked really well with that.

I already made an Heliodor, so this one was easy. I just did another.

Trapiche Emerald's was pretty much inspired by the gemstone. It has a radiactive look and I like to think that it should be like that instead of being just a mix of an Emerald and a Trapiche Tourmaline. I kinda still did that, but she has a way tourmaline look than an emarald one.

Golden Beryl was hard since I didn't want to just do a golden gem. That's boring. I went with a more human look. I like to think that the reason they're called golden it's because of their hair, and so making all golden beryls with gold-like hair.

There's no "generic beryl". There's too many variety of beryls and they're all so different (example, Emerald and Aquamarine) that it can't be a "generic beryl". For quartzes that logic would work, but not here.

[doserman]

Meet the pan flag beryl. Technically this gem has already been shown in the actual show, in aquamarine, emerald, and bixbite, and mentioned in morganite. Beryl is a term for the “species” of gems consisting of morganite, bixbite, heliodor, aquamarine, emerald, goshenite, tripache emerald, and maxixe. So yes this gem should not exist, but I do not really care. This should technically (with the colors) be a permafusion of an aquamarine, heliodor, and morganite.

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The nice flower-like patterns on this rare tripache emerald

[oddlysatisfyingbot]

The nice flower-like patterns on this rare tripache emerald via r/oddlysatisfying

[the-jewel-spot]

Meet the Beryls:

1) Morganite & Diamonds

2) Heliodor (Greenish Yellow Beryl)

3) Green Beryl

4) Yellow/Golden Beryl (color is different than Heliodor)

5) Bixbite (Red Beryl- very rare)

6) Aquamarine

7) Tripache Emerald

8) Emerald

9) Goshenite

[eddywraps]

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